L&I: Sumner seafood plant ignoring COVID protocols led to 16 workers sick, 1 dead

The Washington Department of Labor & Industries has cited and fined a Sumner fish processing plant, alleging they knowingly exposed workers to COVID-19, one of whom died.

Fife locksmith shop damaged during smash-and-grab robbery

The storefront of a locksmith shop in Fife was damaged overnight after a smash-and-grab robbery, police said. 

Tacoma Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday

If you're craving something tasty, new or perhaps just want a good deal, you are in luck. Tacoma Restaurant Week kicks off this week and runs through May 5.

Jaywalker hit and killed by a car in Midland

A man is dead after he jaywalked across State Route 7 in Midland and was hit by a car Friday night, authorities say.

Crews knock down two-alarm building fire in Fife

Crews are gaining control of a building that caught fire early Saturday morning in Fife, will start investigating once it is safe to enter. 

Guests at Mount Rainier National Park might not be able to access favorite spots

It's no secret our country's national parks need a bit of upkeep in some areas, but the situation is so tough at Mount Rainier National Park that you might not be able to visit some of your favorite spots as the weather warms up. 

Detectives ask for help identifying armed robbery suspect in Puyallup

Pierce County Detectives are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect who robbed the Handy Corner Store at gunpoint. 

WA Congresswoman pushes for housing crisis solutions at Joint Base Lewis-McChord

Washington Congresswoman Marilyn Strickland is calling on the Department of Defense to address the housing crisis for soldiers stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Gig Harbor Police shoot at, arrest man who pointed a shotgun at officers in Purdy

Gig Harbor Police shot at and arrested a man who pointed a shotgun at officers while they were serving a No-Contact Order at his mobile home Tuesday evening. 

Lane closures on SR 512 near Puyallup start next week for litter removal

The Washington State Department of Ecology (WSDOE) will be removing litter on State Route 512 near Puyallup, causing lane closures and likely travel delays for drivers next week.

Big rigs, big danger: DUI crashes involving heavy trucks on the rise across Washington

When the driver of a big rig gets behind the wheel impaired – it turns those trucks into a runaway train. That’s the scenario spelled out by law enforcers as to what caused two devastating wrecks happening just a month apart on I-5.